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The ongoing war in Sudan has caused extensive destruction to livestock assets, with Khartoum State losing between 69% and 80% of its cattle sector, equivalent to approximately 320,000 heads. Additionally, 80% of the genetically improved breeds, developed over fifty years, have been destroyed, hindering reconstruction and livestock productivity efforts. Veterinary facilities and feed factories have also been damaged, and animal healthcare services have declined, threatening food security and the country's economic resources. The Sudanese government is working on urgent plans to rehabilitate the sector, including improving goat breeds, developing pastures, reopening veterinary facilities, and enhancing coordination among relevant authorities. International and foreign support is being called for to restore the productive capacity of the livestock industry.
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